No Kings

By The Ronin Project · Metal · From the album Inside the Embers

We struck the match with shaking hands

Called the spark divinity

Built our idols out of light

Just to watch what they would be

Fed the blaze with borrowed souls

Told ourselves this heat was holy

But every crown was kindling

From the moment it was lonely

You can see the warning written in the color of the flame

Every empire calls it glory while it's carving out the grave

No kings in the fire

When the crowns all start to glow

No kings in the aftermath

When the ash forgets the throne

We crowned the flame with desire

Watched it swallow what we owned

No kings in the embers now

Even legends burn alone

They crowned the loudest voice with gold

Said lead us through the dark

But the light they swore would guide us

Was just gasoline and sparks

We traced our names in silhouette

Against a rising wall of flame

Thought the fire made us chosen

It just erased us all the same

You can see the warning written in the color of the flame

Every empire calls it glory while it's carving out the grave

No kings in the fire

When the crowns all start to glow

No kings in the aftermath

When the ash forgets the throne

We crowned the flame with desire

Watched it swallow what we owned

No kings in the embers now

Even legends burn alone

Now the sky is full of cinders

Where the banners used to wave

Now the crowns are just impressions

Pressed into a nameless grave

No sermons in the silence

No titles in the smoke

Just the sound of something sacred

Letting go of being a god

No kings in the fire

When the crowns all start to glow

No kings in the aftermath

When the ash forgets the throne

We crowned the flame with desire

Watched it swallow what we owned

No kings in the embers now

Even legends burn alone

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About Metal

The foundational heavy metal genre, characterized by distorted guitars, powerful vocals, and themes of rebellion and strength, encompassing all core metal aesthetics. Bands include: Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest

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